bolt to block duty soleniod hose for dawes
04 October 2003, 08:49 PM
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I know - its a dawes question......
Anyone know what size of bolt best blocks the T-piece to Duty Solenoid hose ? I assume a bolt inserted in the hose and then a cable tie around the hose on the bolt would do the trick ?
Cheers,
Mark
Anyone know what size of bolt best blocks the T-piece to Duty Solenoid hose ? I assume a bolt inserted in the hose and then a cable tie around the hose on the bolt would do the trick ?
Cheers,
Mark
04 October 2003, 09:11 PM
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Fair enough - its just I'm fitting it (hopefully) tomorrow - but I'm going out in the morning and thought I'd call at B+Q to get one.....
Could always take a looksee before I go....
Cheers anyhow,
Mark
Could always take a looksee before I go....
Cheers anyhow,
Mark
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06 October 2003, 07:17 PM
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Sorted now - cheers -
Running at just under 1bar, acording to my gauge - was at .9 before.... I suspect I should take it up a touch, but I'm getting used to having it on first....
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Running at just under 1bar, acording to my gauge - was at .9 before.... I suspect I should take it up a touch, but I'm getting used to having it on first....
Mark
06 October 2003, 07:36 PM
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If your knocklink behaves, you could turn it up until it fuel cuts, then turn it back half a turn at a time until it doesn't, then take it back another half turn. Suspect you'll end up about 1.1 bar in 5th gear.
06 October 2003, 08:31 PM
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John, I get occassional flicking of the bottom green led throughout the rev range (4000+) and v. occassional flicking second green around 5K.
Do you think its safe to wind up, so long as it doesn't get any worse?
(It was doing this when I first put it on, at .6 bar....)
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Do you think its safe to wind up, so long as it doesn't get any worse?
(It was doing this when I first put it on, at .6 bar....)
Cheers,
Mark
06 October 2003, 08:35 PM
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I don't know what level of knocklink activity is damaging, so IMHO aim to keep it no noisier than stock. See long thread on 22b at the moment on the topic. http://bbs.22b.com/ubb/Forum8/HTML/000548.html
06 October 2003, 10:18 PM
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John, I'm getting Scenerio A on your graph then ... (nice picture - LOL...)
I'll monitor it at the current boost level for the week and see if it changes (e.g. with the next tank of fuel (or maybe even BP
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In the mean time, I'll monitor your 22b thread v. closely - interesting stuff....
Thanks,
Mark
I'll monitor it at the current boost level for the week and see if it changes (e.g. with the next tank of fuel (or maybe even BP
)In the mean time, I'll monitor your 22b thread v. closely - interesting stuff....
Thanks,
Mark
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